Biafra: Buhari Might Be The Last President of Nigeria – Etcetera
Biafra: Buhari Might Be The Last President of Nigeria – Etcetera
Perhaps after reading this, you will come to the conclusion that I am
being irrationally paranoid. If so, you are probably spending way too
much time plugged in to the “propaganda matrix” that I will describe in
this article. The government wants you to believe that everything is
going to be just fine and that the best days for this country are ahead.
The government understands that most Nigerians don’t understand the
ramifications of the present state of the nation because they have been
washed and rinsed with propaganda. We live in a society that is
absolutely addicted to entertainment.
An average Nigerian youth spends most of the day plugged in to one form
of social media or the other. When we are not watching television, we
are listening to the radio, messing with our smartphones or spending
endless hours on the Internet. More than 90 per cent of the things that
we are fed through these devices are produced by the media
And who controls the media?
The corrupt politicians do.
And have you noticed how “the mainstream media” loves to divide us?
Today, Nigerians are more divided than ever. Our news broadcasts
endlessly fixate on one crisis after another, ethnic or religious.
Nigerians are extremely angry and frustrated today, but most of our anger and frustration are directed wrongly.
How can we ever hope to come up with any solutions for our nation if we spend so much time hating our fellow citizens?
But this is just how the politicians like it.
They love to play divide and conquer. They love as chaos is brewing all
over the land. If we were united, we would be far more difficult to
manipulate.
And even if we did find a way to come together, what values and principles would we use to rebuild this nation?
The truth is that most Nigerians have totally neglected the values and
principles that the founders of this country once held so dear.
Personally, I am very optimistic about my future. And I believe that the greatest chapters of my life are still ahead of me.
But am I optimistic about the future of Nigeria?
No, I am not.
I strongly believe in the United States’ prediction that we are on the
path of disintegration. And current happenings suggest that it might not
be a peaceful disintegration.
So, if you have got family and
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